Your Sketch Is Precious
Posted On Feb 1 2015Your Sketch Is Precious Let me tell you a story. You may know that my dad was a premier art museum director. I grew up in a home with masterpieces everywhere, and the museum, which was Dad’s second home, displayed some of the world’s best art. My mom sketched. She did it for love and never thought much of her skills. Dad framed a small piece of hers. Just one. As they aged, they moved to smaller homes, selling off art on the way. Mom’s sketch made with colored markers remained even into the last and smallest apartment Dad lived …
Pilgrimage: a Calling to Your Heart and Your Soul
Posted On Mar 19 2012How, then, can we recalibrate the speed of our lives in such a way that it honors, mirrors, and is readily informed by, the speed of the human heart? If we don’t, how can we possibly imagine ever getting “caught up” to anything sacred, deeply authentic, loving, healing, or sufficient? How will we feel we are ever getting closer to catching up with some quiet contentment, sustained in the gentle pace of the heart, of living at the speed of enough? Wayne Muller from A Life of Being, Having, and Doing Enough Feeling out of touch with my soul, hungry …